member of the current court. good evening, i'm jennifer burton. thanks for joining us tonight. president obama has ordered flags at all federal buildings and military bases to remain at half- staff until justice scalia's burial. governor sandoval is expected to issue an executive order to do the same here in nevada. as funeral preparations are made, his death has already sent shockwaves through the nation's capital. mark albert has the latest from washington. early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home... the flag out front is lowered to half-staff. president obama paid tribute to the longest- serving member of the court. "he will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the supreme court." scalia was often seen as the keystone of the conservative, five-justice majority on the high court, which frequently split with the four more liberal justices. president obama said he would nominate a replacement... setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. presidential candidate "there's

do this in an election year. presidential candidate "he can nominate someone; the senate's not moving forward on it until after the election." "mitch mcconnell, the senate's top republican vowed to block any obama appointment to the supreme court until a new president is voted into office. democrats lashed out." presidential candidate "it is totally out of step with our history and our constitutional principles." presidential candidate "it is beyond my comprehension and it just speaks to level of republican obstructionism from day one." funeral arrangements for scalia have not yet been announced. mark albert, cbs news, the supreme court. and be sure to stay with k-t-v-n and c-b-s news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid

amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our north. temperatures this morning were in the mid 30's, tomorrow will be very similar with lows in the mid 30's and highs in the mid 60's. if we can get some wind, we'll see less cloud cover. next storm rolls in here

in the final week before the south carolina primary, a new cbs news poll shows donald trump with a commanding lead in that state. craig boswell has the latest from greenville, south carolina. florida republican senator marco rubio was out looking for votes sunday in south carolina. if you nominate me, we will unify and grow this party and we will unify and grow this country,. rubio is riding a wave after saturday night's debate. 32 percent of republicans and independents in a cbs news poll declared him the winner. "i thought rubio did a very nice job." donald trump finished 2nd in the poll. the billionaire businessman clashed with rubio and sen. ted cruz. "right now as a candidate he supports funding for planned

the single biggest liar up here worse than jeb bush." "the sudden death supreme court justice antonin scalia has also been on the minds of the candidates and some voters we spoke to." craig question: should president obama nominate the next justice? "yes he should. he has the choice and he has the ability to do that." "obama may nominate someone but it won't get through the senate this year." for the democrats, sen. bernie sander made the rounds on the sunday morning news programs.while hillary clinton campaigned in nevada. craig boswell, cbs news, greenville, south carolina and hillary clinton will be making her way to northern nevada on monday. she will be at adobe middle school on jennings way in elko for a get-out-the-caucus event. doors will open at 8 a-m then the former secretary of state will travel to reno for a woman's health meeting at u-n-r. the event starts at 12:15 p-m. then she will be at truckee

another get out the caucus event. doors will open at 2:30 p-m on dandini boulevard. to r-s-v-p to the elko or reno get out the caucus events, head to our website k-t-v-n dot com and click on the blue newslinks button. and with the nevada caucuses approaching, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign 20-16. getting married on valentines day has become a bit of a tradition here in the biggest little city. in fact- this holiday weekend could prove to be a record breaker for the local wedding chapels. ryan canaday joins us live in downtown reno. ryan just how many people are getting married? jen here at the arch of reno they say they've performed more than 100 marriages this weekend alone. as you could imagine this kind of business isn't just great for the wedding chapels, but it also helps northern nevada and our local economy.

asiel castillo, his wife shannon and their daughter lasa traveled to reno from the bay area on friday, so the two love bird's could tie the knot this valentines day. "well we've been here over the weekend and we've been planning this for a long time, and today is our anniversary so it's perfect." and the folks at the "arch of reno wedding chapel" say it's not just the perfect time for asiel and shannon to get married. but for many couples like the castillo's who come to northern nevada to exchange their vows on valentines day. for this industry where we perform ceremonies". so many ceremonies in fact, that marino expects more than 300 marriage licenses to be issued in washoe county this three day weekend alone--potentially breaking a record. "friday it started very well for us, we were a little bit thrown off guard for a second and today we're going to do, i could only

40." and with so many couples traveling to town ...often times with their families... marino says the weddings on valentines day helo the reno economy. "they stay a few nights in the hotels, they eat in our restaurants, they come here and get married, they come and enjoy up and down virginia street." and that's exactly what the castillo's were able to do this weekend. a quick trip to reno with their friend and their daughter...for a celebration they'll never forget. "it's never too late to marry the person you love. it feels good, it feels definitely good, we have a family so it feels awesome." the arch of reno wedding chapel says they are booked all night and will continue performing marriages until midnight tonight. covering the story live in downtown reno, ryan canaday channel two news. hundreds of thousands come out to witness pope francis celebrate sunday mass. i'm adriana diaz in ecatepec mexico. details, coming

pope francis held an open-air mass in one of mexico city's most violent suburbs. huge crowds showed up to see him. adriana diaz has more from today's visit. more than 300,000 gathered to witness pope francis celebrate sunday mass, in what's likely his biggest event in mexico. the holy father circled over aztec ruins before landing in

mexico city. esperanza vargas lopez was moved by his presence. "el nos da mucho amor " "he gives us so much love - she said. he radiates love. he's so simple, so humble." on his way to the mass, an estimated 2 million people greeted pope francis with yellow and white balloonsthe colors of the vatican flag. pope francis specifically chose to visit this poor suburb-- notorious for deadly violence, drug trafficking, and kidnappings. "many of those who couldn't get into the mass lined the pope's route for their chance to see him." "it's amazing! amazing, i'm nervous!" ad: why did you like him? porque te gusto? yz: porque andaba en un carro blanco y a mi me gusto tu carro ad: you liked his car? te gusto su carro? yz: si! the pope delivered a powerful homily addressing the violence head on. he also warned the faithful not to have dialog with the devil

only the power of the word of god can defeat him, he said. in the days ahead, the pope visit the country's southern border, and it's northern border with the u-s. adriana diaz cbs news ecatepec mexico. meteorologist angela schilling will have a look at your forecast later in the show... (classical music) (rock music) (rock music) the steakhouse thickburger. onion strings, blue cheese and a1 sauce on a burger.

the biggest names in music are getting ready for tomorrow night's grammy awards. suzanne marques caught some of the rehearsals, and a sneak peek at what the artists will take home. four-time nominee "alabama shakes" is preparing for monday's grammy awards. the southern rockers are up for the big prize - "album of the year" - and lead singer and guitarist brittany howard admits.they're starstruck. "we come from a little town. it's crazy to be shaking hands with people like pharrell, and adele, and prince. it's wild! "alabama shakes" joins a diverse lineup of performers from across musical genres. but host ll cool j says the closing act is still under wraps. "the appetizers will be amazing and dessert will be spectacular!" this year, the trophy is outfitted with "a grammy cam" --- which will capture video from the winner's circle. "when the grammy award is given to an artist you will literally

artist, you'll see their point of view and their perspective from the stage." "even if they don't take home a trophy, every artist is invited to the backstage grammy gifting lounge - where they can choose anything from clothing... to cocktails... to jewelry." "something like - that they get two huge bags... one that's pre-stuffed and one to "trick or treat" through the lounge were his words." two-time nominee miguel will take the stage to pay tribute to michael jackson. miguel is performing a cover of "she's out of my life" - - celebrating the reissue of jackson's 1979 album, off the wall. suzanne marques, cbs news, los angeles and we have a programming note regarding the grammys. tomorrow night, we will be airing the grammys live tomorrow evening, with coverage beginning at 4 p-m. there will be a rebroadcast immediately following the live event. we will not have a five or 6:30 p-m broadcast. we will have a

following the rebroadcast. it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'es eeing a decent amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our

morning were in the mid 30's, tomorrow will be very similar with lows in the mid 30's and highs in the mid 60's. if we can get some wind, we'll see less cloud cover. next storm rolls in here wednesday night. futurecast shows the storm track well north of nevada with onshore flow bringing in some cloudiness at times. tuesday

clouds and winds picking up. seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the 50's and lows in it was another nice day in reno with highs in the lower to mid 60's. wer'es eeing a decent amount of cloud cover and sunshine. winds have picked up, gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. high pressure is still in place for now. keeping the storm track up to our north. temperatures this morning were in the mid 30's, rolls in here wednesday night. futurecast shows the storm track seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's. coming up next.. we will take a

overtime win over fresno state... dallas will have that

it took more than 40 minutes last night but the wolf pack was able to grind out a 77-72 overtime win against longtime conference rival fresno state. three wolf pack players finished in double figures.... tyron

13 points and 11 rebounds... d.j. fenner led nevada by tying his career high of 24 points... and cameron oliver had the best game of his young wolf pack career... 20 points and a mountain west record 24 rebounds... the wolf pack had a 13 point lead in the second half... but the bulldogs clawed back... and marvelle harris would tie with this three with about minute left... in overtime nevada spotted the bulldogs 5 points but fought back... fenner and oliver would knock down jumpers but it came down to free throws and rebounds... nevada up 3 with six seconds to go... criswell looking to put the game on ice... but he misses... yet cameron oliver would grab rebound number 24... and then go to the line and sink a pair of free throws to give nevada their 15th win... afterwords a lot of

next up for the pack game 1 of a 2 game road trip... they will visit san jose state on wednesday at 7pm.. and you can stream the game on the mountain west netowrk or on nevadawolfpack.t v. the nevada women couldn't follow the mens lead and top the bulldogs this afternoon as fresno state wins 65-56... the wolf pack softball team

arizona at the kajikawa classic this weekend... on day 1 of the tournament they beat bradley and indiana... but dropped games to wisconsin and boston college yesterday... so they were looking to get out of the grand canyon state with a winning record today... and they were able to just that topping the east carolina pirates 2-1 behind amanda weis's 2 run homer in the 4th inning... brooke bolinger was solid in the circle pitching all 7 inning allowing 7 hits and 1 run. the ladies will be in las vegas next weekend for 5 games in the wilson/demarini classic. vaughn taylor has only won two pga tournaments in his career... both being the reno tahoe open more than 10 years ago... but he was in contention in the final round of the pebble beach pro am... his approach on 15... plays a little croquet with the other ball on the green and comes to a stop just feet from the cup... he would birdie the hole.... now on 16... for birdie... he is putting from egypt... and this one will go to its home from 40 feet away... he would head to the clubhouse at 17 under but phil mickelson one of the best

force a playoff with this short putt... and it lips out... vaughn taylor wins the pebble beach pro-am... that also qualifies him for the masters... and any other tournament he wants for the next two years. when we come back - angela will have a final look at our weather. you're watching channel 2 news -

atching channel 2 news - have a final look at our weather. you're watching channel 2 news - coverage you can count on. saddle-maker, who creates the cowboy's most prized posession. that's tonight's nevada backroads. angela's here with a final look at your forecast....seven day shows another storm moving in wednesday night with highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job.

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